Conservative radio host Steve Deace delivered a blistering exposé of Texas Democrat James Talarico, warning Americans that the so-called "Christian" politician is nothing more than a wolf in sheep's clothing pushing Satan's dark agenda under the guise of faith.
Talarico, a Democratic state representative now running for Texas Senate, has made a career out of perverting Christianity to advance radical leftist causes including abortion-on-demand, LGBT indoctrination of children, and gun confiscation schemes. The fake Christian even appeared on Stephen Colbert's anti-American propaganda show this week to attack faithful believers as misguided.
"James Talarico is going to be Legion," Deace warned, referencing the Biblical demons who possessed a man until Jesus cast them out. "This is Satan's plan to impose his own dark religion by infiltrating and corrupting the church from within."
Seminary Training Used as Weapon Against Faith
What makes Talarico particularly dangerous is his background as a Presbyterian seminarian, which he weaponizes to give credibility to his anti-Biblical positions. Like the serpent in the Garden of Eden, he twists Scripture to deceive the faithful.
In his Colbert appearance, Talarico had the audacity to claim that Christians who oppose abortion and defend traditional marriage are somehow missing the point of their own faith. This is classic leftist gaslighting – taking the clear moral teachings of Christianity and turning them upside down.
"When wolves dress up as shepherds, they can lead entire flocks astray," one Texas pastor told Next News Network. "Talarico represents everything wrong with progressive Christianity – it's not Christianity at all."
This is exactly the kind of spiritual warfare President Trump warned us about. While real Christians celebrate the Trump administration's defense of religious liberty and traditional values, frauds like Talarico work overtime to corrupt the church with woke poison.
Patriots must remain vigilant against these false prophets who use seminary degrees as weapons against the very faith they claim to represent. The question every Texas voter must ask: Will you stand with authentic Christianity, or fall for Satan's counterfeit?